Cold DMs get ignored. Random LinkedIn requests feel spammy. And most “networking events” are just awkward sales pitches.
That’s why we built Maker Meet—a platform that curates bi-weekly video meetups between indie hackers, devs, and founders.
Real conversations. No spam. No fluff.
As an indie hacker, I struggled to meet the right people without wasting time.
Twitter and LinkedIn are great, but most connections go nowhere.
Networking feels random, and cold outreach rarely leads to meaningful conversations.
I wanted a low-effort, high-value way to meet serious builders.
So we built Maker Meet to make networking effortless and meaningful.
Every two weeks, we match you with two professionals based on your skills & goals.
You hop on a quick video call—no awkward intros, just real conversations.
No spam, no endless messages—just real networking that works.
Since launching our beta, we’ve seen:
✅ 92% of scheduled meetings actually happen (way higher than standard networking event attendance) ✅ Indie hackers finding co-founders, early users, and new ideas ✅ Entrepreneurs saving hours by skipping cold outreach
One of our users even met their first paying customer through Maker Meet. Another one landed a job offer after just one session.
Turns out, when you put the right people in the same (virtual) room, great things happen.
Maker Meet is now open for subscription—no invitations needed.
If this sounds useful, you can subscribe here → makermeet.me
Would love to hear your thoughts—is networking a struggle for you too? Drop a comment!